Max's House and Inspector Fontaine
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What is the central topic discussed between Max and Inspector Fontaine?

  • The details of a robbery
  • Inspector Fontaine's previous house (correct)
  • A musical instrument
  • A secret investigation
  • What aspect of Inspector Fontaine's life is highlighted in the conversation?

  • His career achievements
  • His skills as a musician
  • His family and friends connections (correct)
  • His involvement in a mystery case
  • In the conversation, what role does Inspector Fontaine primarily play?

  • A musician explaining an instrument
  • A former homeowner discussing history (correct)
  • A historian recounting events
  • A detective solving a case
  • Which of the following is NOT a topic of conversation between Max and Inspector Fontaine?

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    What is notably absent from the conversation between Max and Inspector Fontaine?

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    Flashcards

    Inspector Fontaine

    A character who reflects on his past and interactions.

    Max

    A character involved in a conversation with Inspector Fontaine.

    Family connections

    Fontaine's ties to his relatives, mentioned during his reflections.

    Interactions

    The exchanges between Inspector Fontaine and Max.

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    Reminiscence

    The act of recalling past events, highlighted in Fontaine's narrative.

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    Study Notes

    Max's House and Inspector Fontaine

    • Max's grandfather owned the house in Washington D.C.
    • Max still considered the house his, even though another family lived there.
    • The police officer (Inspector Fontaine) also considered the house Max's.
    • The house was expensive and difficult to maintain.

    Inspector Fontaine and Max

    • Inspector Fontaine recognized Max and knew him as a wealthy foreigner.
    • Inspector Fontaine thought the garden needed tending.
    • Max liked the overgrown garden better than the prim old house.
    • Inspector Fontaine gave Max a business card.

    Max and the Belgian Boy Scouts

    • Max was asked to join the Belgian Boy Scouts.
    • Max's father had given him comic books about Tintin.
    • Max felt that the police officer's interest was less in protecting the family than in meddling.
    • The police officer was named Albert Jonnart.

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    Explore the intriguing relationship between Max and Inspector Fontaine in this engaging quiz. Discover the nuances of property ownership, personal connections, and rural life through their interactions. Perfect for fans of thoughtful narratives and character studies.

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